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How does the citation for a pamphlet differ from that for a book?

It doesn't; they are exactly alike.

A pamphlet usually does not have an author's name.

A pamphlet citation does not need the publisher's information.

A pamphlet may have an identifying number that should be included.

A pamphlet is not a serious publication, so it doesn't need to be cited.

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Turner Floyd

18 October, 04:50

Select all that apply.

How does the citation for a pamphlet differ from that for a book?

It doesn't; they are exactly alike.

A pamphlet usually does not have an author's name.

A pamphlet citation does not need the publisher's information.

A pamphlet may have an identifying number that should be included.

A pamphlet is not a serious publication, so it doesn't need to be cited.

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Ethan Carrillo · Answer 1

The differences of a pamphlet and a book are the following:

-A pamphlet usually does not have an author's name.

-A pamphlet may have an identifying number that should be included.

A pamphlet is an unbound booklet. It may consist of a single sheet of paper that is printed on both sides and folded in half.